Floral Embroidered Wool Stole with Peacock Border from Punjab

Description

Woven from the warmth of Punjab's winters, this wool stole carries the unhurried beauty of a craft that has long spoken in the language of flowers and feathers. The ground is crafted in fine wool, its weight generous enough to hold colour deeply, so the poppy red burns with a quiet intensity and the semolina tone settles like morning light on ripened grain. Across its field, floral embroidery unfolds in considered clusters, each motif placed with the patience that distinguishes hand-worked textiles from anything manufactured in haste. The peacock border is the stole's defining ceremony, a procession of that most beloved bird rendered in thread along each edge, nodding to the long tradition of Punjabi phulkari sensibility even as it stands apart in its own formal register. Wool of this character breathes well through transitional seasons and deepens in drape with each wearing. Wear it folded over the shoulders of an ivory kurta for evening gatherings, or let it fall loosely over western separates, where the peacock border becomes an unexpected and quietly arresting detail.